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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 7 (August 1862) (1862)

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ox, A, which contains a suitable length of flattened surface. It was fired from Mr. Lyman's It is also self-evident that any mechanic who in- steam pipe to heat the air within it. The steam is accelerating gun* with three charges of powder, one vents a machine whereby he can accomplish as much… … lead packing as the base, with the edges of the HENDERSON'S MACHINE FOR DRYING AND DRESSING CLOTH. they were four inches in cloth, so that as the cloth length and weighed 4J is caught by the hooks it is stretched sideways by labor in one day as he used to perform in six, ounces. The bore of the gun…

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